1991 U.K. documentary.  If you don’t know the very strange story of Joe Meek, then you are missing a wild chapter in 1960’s rock ‘n’ roll.  Joe recorded in his flat, stomped his feet in the bathroom for a bass drum sound, challenged the established record industry and created dozens of top hits, including “Telstar” for his band “The Tornadoes”, “Have I The Right” for “The Honeycombs” and many others.  Fantastic rare vintage footage of recording sessions in Joe’s apartment, Screaming Lord Sutch on TV, and early British Rock ‘n’ Roll on TV.  Insightful interviews with Joe and those on the scene in the 1960’s including Lonnie Donnegan, Mickie Most, Jess Conrad, Jonathan King, the Honeycombs and John Leyton.

Plus this bonus selection
Mr. Parnes, Shillings and Pence (1986 U.K. Documentary).  Great biography of Britain’s first music impresario Larry Parnes and the young lads he turned into pop stars.  Excellent interviews and rare footage of Tommy Steele, Joe Brown, Billy Fury, Marty Wilde, Dickie Pride, Georgie Fame and many others.  Very good information and cool vintage performance footage including fantastic clip of Dickie Pride a.k.a. The Sheik Of Shake! plus Theatrical Trailers!

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Running Length:  117 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 NTSC DVD-R disc.

Special Price:  $19.00, regularly $22.00.